The polls are now open! We need your vote to help move Shreveport forward.
The polls are open from 6am until 8pm so find your voting location at https://t.co/Kne4KIl3BS and don’t forget to vote for LeVette Fuller for Mayor, Ballot #66!
As your mayor, I will invest in neighborhoods where crime has taken root by fixing streets, building new sidewalks, relighting streetlights, removing blight, & creating new business opportunities. These investments will be a step toward ensuring our neighbors feel safe.
The right leader ensures all people have equal opportunity to engage & that means laying out clear plans for Shreveport that anyone can understand. With LeVette, you’ll never have to dig for the answers you deserve. LeVette will explain the plan and listen to your feedback.
The SPD has over 120 unfilled officer positions. If we want to fill those vacancies, we have to take care of the officers we already have. As your mayor, I will fight to increase officer pay, modernize equipment/training, and provide the care & support they need to keep us safe.
Early voting is here! If you are eligible to vote, you have until November 1st to cast your ballot early. The early voting location is downtown at 525 Marshall St and it is open from 8:30AM until 6PM. #vote66#believeinshreveport#fuller4mayor#earlyvoting#geauxvote
Join us and Ouro Boar this Sunday at 7PM for a concert at Lake Street Bar! Tickets are $15 and can be purchase at https://t.co/U8r6f4uhMn
With your help, we can finally move Shreveport forward.
Our city is not just a business but a living organism. I’ve learned from Reform and serving on the board for Strong Towns that cities across the country are struggling much like ours.
Closing Statement: Thank you to KTAL, our host, Chamber of Commerce, and SUSLA. I have served with Reform Shreveport to look for ways to make our city livable and safer.
The Highline is a really interesting linear park in New York but is already in place that is walkable for citizens so that makes sense. It’s possible for it to be a bikeable bridge but at what price tag?
We can incentivize fillling in the gaps with new homes at every level. When you have a mix of people of different incomes, you have an opportunity to improve our schools system and get more kids into neighborhood schools
They are not privy to homestead exemption and we get alot of revenue from that. We need mixed income, mixed use communities throughout this city- neighborhoods that are walkable, bike-able, and safe for children.
While looking at the streets we have as a priority, we know we need to be focusing on where this new assessment is saying- we’re getting a higher return for tax dollars but not seeing as much attention to repairs and replacements.
Any funding needs to be redirected into core. We will see higher return if we focus on downtown and neighborhoods surrounding- where you often see crime and negative things happen.